Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-05
ASSEMBLY.

Immediately after the reading of the journal,
the special orders were taken up.
A. &. A. 10, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution relating to the regulation AID con-
troll of the waters of the State for beneficial
uses was defeated
s. B. go. to create and maintain a relief and
pension fund in police departments, was de
c AIRED a case of urgency, read second and
third time, and passed unanimously
A. B. 400, to establish Home of Industry and
Refuge tor eA -conyics, was read a second time
and ordered erg ossed.
The Governors Private Secretary reported the
following bi is back to the Assembly with the
Governor s signature attached: A. B. 81, relating
to the manner in which municipal corporations
may create Indebtedness: A. B. 122, relating to
insurance: A. B. lf3 10 pay the claim of B. F
LangfOrd for expenses incurred in selecting site
for the Home of the Chronic Insane; A. B. l19,
relating to the salary of Deputy Superintendent
of Public Instruction; "A. b. lS', providing for
the payment of the claim of Elisha .. Crosby.
S. B. 1872, an Act establishing an Industrial
Home OF Mechanical Trades for the adult blind
was read a third time, and its passage made a
special order for p. NJ Saturday.
A. B. 49S was withdrawn. ana S. 3. $40 substi-
tuted in its place upon the file.
S. B. 49, regulating the government of the
State Prisons of California, was read the third
time.
g B. &C. to appropriate money to pay for the
publication of Amendment No. l to the Consti-
tuition as submitted at the general election, No.
vember 2, 1886 was read the third time and
paSsed-ayes 6S, noes o.
Evening Session.
A. B. $50, concerning the salaries of the SUI
perior Judges for the thirty-eighth fiscal year,
was read second time and ordered engrossed.
A. B. sos, to provide for compiling, illustrat-
ing electrotyping. printing binding. copy
righting and distributing certain books OF State
series of school textbooks was read a second
time and ordered engrossed.
Taylor introduced a constitutional amend
ment, relative TO the judiciary department.
Laid on the table.
AtSP. NJ. Ellsworth called for the special or
der for the hour the resolution reported by
Special Committee on Investigation, declaring
vacant the position of Assistant Minute Clerk,
DOW filed by Ray G. Falk, and consideration OF
the report of the Special Committee on 1nvesti-
CATION, appointed for the purpose of inquiring
into certain alleged charges, relative to improp-
eTly changing the daily file of the Assembly.
The report was discussed for some time, and
finally action was deferred until tomorrow at
80 P NJ. to enable members to examine the
printed testimony.
The following bills were read third time and
passed S. B. % relating to the removal of Grim
inal actions before trial; S. B. 4, to establish a
Branch Normal School in Northern California
A. B. lS2. relating TO peremptory challenges to
jurors in criminal cases; S. B. 80. relative TO
Bank Commissioners S. B. II, giving lien to
loggers and laborers etc. S. B. %, TO levy taxes
for the maintenance OF public parks and S. B.
504 for the purchase of certain roads within the
limits of the Yosemite Grant.
At l1:30 o'clock bills were taken up on the
fiTst-reading file.